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Mila Steele's Discussions
Roundtable on Rupert Murdoch and News International around the world
With Rupert Murdoch recently declared 'unfit for purpose' as CEO of News International, the April 2012 issue of Global Media & Communication couldn't be better timed. …Continue
Started May 4
Public Understanding of Science blog now live!
Follow the Public Understanding of Science blog on science and society! The blog is a new forum for all those engaged with doing and…Continue
Started Feb 7
The end of mass media?
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According to this post on the always excellent Scholarly Kitchen, the…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by frans abram morwe Jan 27.
Tribute to Professor Phil Taylor, University of Leeds
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Just out in the December 2011 issue of Media, War & Conflict, …Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Gina M. Chen Jan 12.
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Public Understanding of Science blog now live!
Follow the Public Understanding of Science blog on science and society! The blog is a new forum for all those engaged with doing and communicating science to discuss, debate, and deliberate on often contentious issues. It welcomes contributions on public engagement with contemporary issues around science and technology, including links to articles, news reports, photographs, video clips, and web sites.See More
frans abram morwe replied to Mila Steele's discussion 'The end of mass media?'
"Mass communication will never die as long as there is a mass consumtion of goods and services in the world. There is a mass production of goods and services in the global market, and these goods must as intended reach the masses of our people. The…"
Greg Treadwell replied to Mila Steele's discussion 'What is the point of researching journalism?'
"Great piece by Harcup but I'm a little suprised this is still considered at question to such a degree. As a journo turned teacher in an NZ university, there is no way I could suggest these days that journalism research, in all its diversity,…"
Gina M. Chen replied to Mila Steele's discussion 'The end of mass media?'
"Doris, I agree, especially about the value of interactivity in new media. I think we are just experiencing the beginning of what that will entail."
Gina M. Chen replied to Mila Steele's discussion 'The end of mass media?'
"Very interesting! Thanks for sharing about your theory."
Doris Morah N. replied to Mila Steele's discussion 'The end of mass media?'
"The mass media has indeed lost it mass quality in the new media.In terms of information dissemination Twitter, Facebook, all helps to disseminate faster to millions of audience unlike the mass media .Also the new media has surpassed with the…"
Jose Antonio Escamilla replied to Mila Steele's discussion 'The end of mass media?'
"All media have survived over time and as socially natural, have evolved along with the ideological, cultural and technological. The mass media have done the same but starts to be a…"
Gina M. Chen replied to Mila Steele's discussion 'The end of mass media?'
"Good point. As you explain, the TV audiences is increasingly fragmented, but still huge and likely will continue to be. Plus what constitutes TV viewing is changing. If I'm watching a "TV show" on my iPad through Netflix, is that TV…"
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The end of mass media?
According to this post on the always excellent Scholarly Kitchen, the mass are over and the social are everywhere - especially for publishing. Caveat: data are from Accenture. Is it just Clay Shirky and investment groups representing television manufacturers, or is this a new taxonomy for media studies in general? Does 'mass communication' still matter?See More
Gina M. Chen replied to Mila Steele's discussion 'The end of mass media?'
"My take: Mass media is changing, but it's not dead. I think the change is that what we used to think of as mass media today elements of interpersonal-media, and dyadic media. For example, take Twitter. It is certainly mass when a newspaper or…"
Mila Steele posted a discussion
The end of mass media?
According to this post on the always excellent Scholarly Kitchen, the mass are over and the social are everywhere - especially for publishing. Caveat: data are from Accenture. Is it just Clay Shirky and investment groups representing television manufacturers, or is this a new taxonomy for media studies in general? Does 'mass communication' still matter?See More
Bahaeldin M.Ibrahim replied to Mila Steele's discussion 'Twitter Revolution? Social Media and the Arab Spring'
"thanks good link"
Gina M. Chen replied to Mila Steele's discussion 'Tribute to Professor Phil Taylor, University of Leeds'
"You are very welcome, Doris. :)"
Doris Morah N. replied to Mila Steele's discussion 'Tribute to Professor Phil Taylor, University of Leeds'
"Mila I wish to thank you immensely for this link for I found it most useful in teaching international communication.May the soul of Professor Phil Taylor rest in peace, Amen."
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 17:05 on November 14, 2010,
Deepankar Kapoor said… - Hi! I liked your post on Journo movies.
- At 16:21 on October 19, 2010,
JPG said… - I hear you're a huge John Steinbeck fan. How happy were you when they put Lenny down?
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